New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-12

ment occurring in section Is OF the act
creating the commission and regulating
matters OF transportation. The admend-
ment relates to the long and short hauls,
and is as follows:
1t shall be unlawful for any common
carrier subject to the provisions of this act
to demand, collect CT receive from any
person OF persons a greater sum or COM
pensation for the transportation OF prop
erty to any point or station on it's road
than it demands charges or receives for
the transportation OF a like kind and
quality OF property from the same original
point OF departure to q point or station
at a greater distance on its road in the
same direction.
The recommendations OF the commits
sioners in regard to the taxation OF rail-
road companies, the taxation OF car loan
ing and sleeping car companies, regulating
the Increased capital stock of railroad
companies and the issue of false and fraud
u1ent stock, are all embodied in the bill
without change
Senator Pope offered a Joint resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the state
board ofcorrections and charities to pro-
vide a list OF names OF all ex-soldiers and
sailors confined in county poor houses and
who are now being supported by public
charity, and report to the legislature.
The senate went into executive session
and confirmed Gov Hubbard's appoint
1nents made since the last session of the
legislature, and then adjourned.
HoUsE--A bill intro duced by Representa-
tive Lucas of Hennepin aims to provide
means OF aid to laboring men, transfers,
| hostlers, coachnlen, sewing girls, and all in
| humble employ ments, for collecting their
| wages where they are unable to take adj
! vantage OF the lien law.
The sneaker motion apD0jntad
| Messrs. Johnson. Barker, Hendrickson,
| Costello and Gregory to prepare q bill in
| the matter Of the counties suffering from
! the hail storms OF last season, the object
| being to appropriate funds for their relief.
| and to REIN burse the cities OF St. Paul and
Minneapolis for the money advanced by
| them for these sufferers. It was resolved
! to request the adiutant general to furnish
| the number OF INDECENT old soldiers in the
| state and those in need OF sta tie support
The speaker made the following appoint
| ments:
| Assistant clerks OF the house, Robert
| Deakin, NJ. B. Johnson, John R. Bean;
David Tibbison, keeper OF the cloak room;
c. W. Rickerson, doorkeeper; O. S. Reishur,
in charge OF the gallery: W. H. Butler, to
raise the flags; pages, Masters J. NJ. Low,
! Jesse Prosser, Mcknee Cochrane, Lewis
Robert, William O'Connor and Willie Sund-
| bIad.
SENATE.-Senator Scheffer introduced a
| resolution that the president appoint Ell
| mer E. Ada ms clerk Of the railway COM
mittee, L. Osborn clerk OF the enrolling
| committee, and H. E. Ives clerk OF the
grain and warehouse committee. Senator
Nelson called up the resolution providing
for the appointment OF a. P. Swenson as
assistant secretary, and it was passed
without opposition. Mr.. Sweuson was
sworn in, and at once began his duties
President Rice announced the standing
committees, after which the senate adj
iourued till Tuesday at p. m.
| The committees are as follows:
Judiciary-Comstock, Goodrich Ives
Eaton, Ward, Daniels, Day, Edwards
Scheffer, Bowen, Childs.
Finance-Buckman, Hoard, Crandall
Smith and Oswald.
Observation-Disclosures, Goodrich, Hall
Nelson, WEiUeman.
Claims-Thacker, Dodge, Swenson, Pope
Welch.
ducation-Swenson, Day, Hoard, Hay
den, Nachbar.
Public Lands ohnson NJ, Compton
Halvorson, Sampson, Childs, Nelson
| Whiteman.
Internal Improvements-Leud Wood
Turkhart, Hail. Bowen.
Federal ReIations-C Johnso,
B., Wallmark, Nachbar, Hayden.
| Agriculture-Dodge, Hoard, Tha cksr
Shields, Chapman.
Insurance-Ward, Goodrich, Sampson
WEIGH, Scheffer, Pope, Burkhart.
Military Affairs-Scheffer, Daniels, Ed
wards, Childs, Nelson
Banks-Compton, Ward, Brown, WEIGH
Smith.
Enrollment-Brown, Lende, Finseth
Akin, Anderson.
Retrenchment and Reform-Welch,B urk
|, VI
| Tree Culture and Fuel-keller, Bowen
J Scheffer, Clark, Anderson.
Roads and Bridges-Day, Compton
johnson NJ, Keller, Halverson.
Normal Sclrools-Ives Dodge, Comstock
Hayden, Pope.
. Corporstious-Johns T., Ives, Lende
Nelson. Durant.
GeolgicsrI and Natural History-Eatou
: Clark, Clough, Brown, johnson NJ. 9Th
SON.
/ Railroa,ls-Hall, Hixon, Finseth, Brown
: Johnson T., Clark, Nachbar. Comstock
2 Gibson, Clough, Pope, Whitemau, Durani
State Reform SchooI-CIlrk, Smith
3, Wood, Eaton, Oswald.
t Hospital for Insane-Daniels, Compton
Ives, Keller, Chapman.
} Deaf, Dumb and BIind-Wood, Ward
i | Crandall, Edwards, Gibson.
j. Towns and Counties Chap
e man, Shields. Nelson. Conistock.
r Indian Affairs-ShieIds, Buckmar
: Chilis, Sampson Akin
2 Pubic Buildings Buchanan
Il Swenson, Clough, Akin.
e State Prison-Durant, Edwards, Coco
e rich, SSwenson, Buchanan, Keller, Weleh.
t Library-Craudall, Daniels, Burkhar
= Hixon, Gibson.
! Printing-Hoard, Haivorson, Day
e Finseth, Bowen
rossment-Halvorson, Wallmarl
Hall, Anderson, Hayden.
overwhelmingly, Lende, Johnso
), T., Oswald. Nachbar-
Grain and Warehouse-Hixon, Thaeke
!. Shields, Dodge, Whiteman, Akin, Seheffel
= Halverson, Eaton.
Joint Taxes and Tax Laws-Goodric
Johnson NJ, Compton. Ths,cker. OSWALD
University and University Iands-C 1ousE
!, Wood, Dodge, CrandaI, Durant.
HoUsE.-Representat Lucas introdu
5 ed bill relating to convict labor
2 provides that after the expiration OF pre-
: emit contracts all state convict labor sha
s be under the direction of the warden O